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Larry Sanger, a Philosophy PhD, is the repentant founder of Wikipedia. He chats to James about where it all went wrong, what he has since learned about the true nature of the world, and about what persuaded him to become a Christian. Also on the menu: what is epistemology?; is Jimmy Wales a goodie or a baddie?; can AI ever be our friend? elite paedophile networks; the professionals who will scrub your Wiki entry, for a fat fee; Michael Heiser is wrong about the Divine Council; angels and demons; why we can trust the Bible.
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